People who judge others based on their gender and sexual orientation are unsuccessful in life, according to Kangana Ranaut. She has also expressed her opposition to those who “flaunt it everywhere” and identify solely by their gender. She asserted that she has never thought of herself as “just a woman” and that she doesn’t appreciate being referred to as such. She made these remarks as the Supreme Court was debating whether or not to grant requests for same-sex unions to receive legal recognition.

Kangana discussed gender equality on Twitter early on Friday. “Whether you are a man, woman, or anything other, please remember that your gender is of no consequence to anyone but you. Actors and directors are what we refer to them as in the modern world; we don’t even use the terms actresses or female directors.”

Further she added, “Your identity is not what you do in bed; it is what you do in the world. Regardless of your sexual preferences, they must only stay in your bed. Don’t use them as your badge of identity or as awards that you wear everywhere. Most crucial, avoid chasing people with a knife to slit their throats because they don’t share your gender. I’ll say it again: Don’t let your gender define who you are. Since I am a woman from a rural location, life has not been kind to me. In the world of performers, filmmakers, producers, and writers, I had to carve out a space for myself.”

Kangana was last seen  in the critically panned film Dhaakad. She will portray former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the movie Emergency. She also has Tejas, Chandramukhi 2, and a few other films in her collection.